dehydration, overexertion, hypothermia, and hyperthermia.

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happens more quickly than it can generate heat when the body loses heat, creating a dangerously low temperature of the body.

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hypothermia

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You can experience tiredness, pain or become more susceptible to injury. Options: overexertion, hypothermia, hyperthermia, dehydration, first aid

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overexertion

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When external factors overwhelm the body's heat-regulation mechanism, what will happen?

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your temperature will rise up

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feeling tired, feeling dizzy or lightheaded and a dry mouth, lips and eyes. what are these?

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dehydration

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Increased heat in the atmosphere - heat waves, moisture.

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hyperthermia

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What is the sign of hypothermia? Give at least 3 examples.

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Shivering. Exhaustion or feeling very tired. Confusion. , Fumbling hands. Memory loss. Slurred speech. , Drowsiness. Bright red, cold skin very low energy.

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if you are dehydrated, what will you do?

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The amount of fluid in the body must be treated by replenishing , dring a lot of water

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give facts about hyperthermia

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A body temperature of more than 104°F (40°C) is defined as severe hyperthermia. Heat exhaustion is one of the more serious stages of hyperthermia. Any activity that involves exercise in warm, humid, environments increases the risk of this condition.

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give one cause of a hypothermia

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Staying out in the cold too long, Wearing clothes that aren't warm enough for weather conditions, Falling into the water, as in a boating accident, Living in a house that's too cold, either from poor heating or too much air conditioning

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Give five examples of the sign or symptoms of overexertion.

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Pain, tingling, numbness, stiffness, weakness in the affected area